Sunday Scoreboard Highlights From NFL Games
Sunday games featured the Colts beating Buffalo 42 to 26 and Dallas topping San Diego 32 21. Other results include Chicago 17 over Minnesota 10 and Cincinnati 21 over Baltimore 10. Jets lost to New England 10 3 and St Louis defeated San Francisco 30 26. Washington plays Green Bay at 8 pm tonight.
Calendar of NFL Week Three Games Today
The schedule lists 12 p.m. kickoff games including Miami at St. Louis Kansas City at Washington New Orleans at NY Giants at 12 p.m. Green Bay at Carolina Pittsburgh at Buffalo Indianapolis at New England Tampa Bay at Minnesota Atlanta at Arizona Seattle at Oakland Baltimore at Denver Cincinnati at San Diego Cleveland at Jacksonville Dallas at Philadelphia and the open games Chicago Detroit Tennessee Monday October 1 San Francisco at NY Jets 8 p.m.
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Super Bowl date shift discussed by NFL chief
NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue said it is very likely the Super Bowl will be Feb 3 instead of Jan 27 and that the league could move the game if New Orleans scheduling fails. He cited Los Angeles Miami or Tampa as possible sites with New Orleans hosting the conference finals if feasible.
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Dolphins rally past Raiders on last-second TD
In a post Sept. 11 NFL opener Miami defeats Oakland 18 to 15 as Jay Fiedler, a Long Island native, dives in for a 2-yard last-second TD after engineering a 10-play 80-yard drive in the final 1:41. Fiedler overcame two interceptions, with Cedric Ward, Trace Seething, and Zach Thomas contributing on a tense late sequence. Raiders drop to 1-1 amid a day of mixed emotions and patriotic pageantry.
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Chargers Dominate Cowboys In 32 21 Win
Doug Flutie threw for 353 yards and two TDs on the first two drives as San Diego built an early lead. Ryan McNeil had two first quarter interceptions to preserve a 32 21 win, lifting the Chargers to 2 0 and surpassing last season's win total. The Cowboys struggled as Anthony Wright faltered, while San Diego capitalized on miscues and finished strong.
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Browns rally past Lions as Detmer struggles in debut start
Browns win 24 to 14 behind Tim Couch through three TD passes and 124 rushing yards from James Jackson. Detmer threw seven interceptions in his first start since replacing Charlie Batch, while Anthony Henry added three picks for Cleveland. Lions tallied 15 penalties for 115 yards as Chicago beat Minnesota 24-14 later.
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Niners fall after late drops as Griese caps rout in Tempe
Kurt Warner threw for 321 yards and three TDs while Marshall Faulk rushed 18 times for 105 yards in St Louis. Bruce tallied two scores on eight receptions for 144 yards. Brian Griese connected on 17 straight passes for 242 yards and three TDs in Tempe as Denver beat Arizona 38 17 with Rod Smith setting a team record with 14 catches for 162 yards. Curtis Martin and Vinny Testaverde aided New York rescue efforts after 9 11 attacks.
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Eagles rout Seahawks as Thrash shines in debut
James Thrash, signed as a free agent from Washington, caught two long TD passes for 64 and 23 yards from Donovan McNabb. He totaled 10 receptions for 165 yards, both career highs, as Philadelphia beat Seattle 27 to 3 in Seattle.
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Injury report lists multiple NFL backs sidelined
The Associated Press reports several running backs sidelined including Jaguars’ Fred Taylor with a left groin strain and Garrison Hearst of the 49ers with a concussion. Duce Staley of the Eagles, Rob Konrad of the Dolphins, and others suffered injuries in Sunday games.
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